CCIF Lunch & Report Release in Collab. with 6 NARUC Staff Subcommittees
You're invited for lunch and an engaging dialogue about CCIF's new report on demand growth and risk management. . . .
Date and time
Location
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
450 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210About this event
- Event lasts 45 minutes
Plan to join the Critical Consumer Issues Forum (CCIF) on Sunday, July 27, at 12:15 pm EDT for a buffet lunch and an engaging program featuring leading State Commissioners, Consumer Advocates, and Electric Company Representatives. In collaboration with the NARUC Staff Subcommittees on Electricity; Energy Resources & the Environment; Consumers & the Public Interest; Critical Infrastructure; Rate Design; and Electric Reliability & Resilience, the program will celebrate the new CCIF report, Demand Growth and Risk Management: Investing in Energy Infrastructure to Meet Customer Needs, as a valuable resource on the issues and a foundation for further collaboration.
Registration. Please register using the orange "Reserve a spot" button. While no charge to participate, seating is limited, and a separate registration with CCIF is required. Upon registration, you should immediately receive an Eventbrite-generated email with the subject "Registration Confirmation for CCIF Lunch & Report Release. . . ." If not, check spam/junk folders. You will not need the "ticket" for entry, but it serves as confirmation of your registration and contains helpful info for your reference. See the current registration list here (updated periodically, not automatically).
Hotel Accommodations. For those also registering for the NARUC 2025 Summer Policy Summit, consider including Saturday night when booking rooms through the NARUC housing link. See Summer Summit - NARUC. No CCIF room block is available, and CCIF registrants are responsible for making their own hotel reservations.
Agenda. An agenda will be made available in advance of the event. An optional buffet lunch, funded by Edison Electric Institute (EEI), will be available by 12:15 pm EDT. The program will begin no later than 12:30 pm EDT and end by 1:00 pm EDT.
Promoted By*:
*The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) and the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates (NASUCA) are promoters of the CCIF 2025 Lunch & Report Release.
This event is funded by EEI. It is not sponsored by NARUC or NASUCA.
About CCIF. The Critical Consumer Issues Forum (CCIF) is an initiative that brings together three core groups--state utility commissioners, consumer advocates, and electric company representatives--for collaboration, candid dialogue, and often consensus-building on a number of energy topics (navigating the regulatory landscape; supporting customers through times of crisis; clean energy transition; resilience; electric transportation; rate design; etc.). See the CCIF website for more information, including all past reports.
For More Info. You may contact Katrina McMurrian, CCIF Executive Director, at katrina@CCIForum.com or #615.905.1375, or visit the CCIF website. To make sure you stay updated about future CCIF events, products, and related info, please join our mailing list here.
CCIF: State commissioners, consumer advocates, and energy companies working together to provide solutions to meet customer needs.
Frequently asked questions
You may contact Katrina McMurrian, CCIF Executive Director, by e-mail at katrina@CCIForum.com or by phone at 615.905.1375.
No, there are no registration fees or other charges to attend, but registration with CCIF is required. Please register by July 23, 2025. Lunch is funded by the Edison Electric Institute (EEI).
For those also registering for the NARUC 2025 Summer Policy Summit, you may consider including Saturday night when reserving through the NARUC housing link. See https://www.naruc.org/summer-summit/. No CCIF room block is available.
No, the Eventbrite-generated ticket is just for your convenience.
Yes, you may update your registration information through the Eventbrite registration site. You may also contact Katrina McMurrian, CCIF Executive Director, for assistance.
The agenda and other materials will be posted to the CCIF website and distributed to all registrants as available. The program will begin no later than 12:30 pm EDT and end no later than 1:00 pm EDT. A buffet lunch (optional; funded by EEI) will be made available starting at 12:15 pm EDT.
While we have no set dress code for CCIF, participants’ attire typically ranges from business casual to business based on preference, weather, travel, etc. Please remember that meeting rooms tend to be cold, and photos may be taken (for CCIF reports, materials, website, etc.)